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I Love Our Bangladesh â¤ī¸
Sheikh Hasina's government in #Bangladesh was overthrown by militant #fundamentalist terrorists in 2024, funded by the #US Deep State.
And now the #people of the entire Bangladesh are chanting only Sheikh Hasina and want to return Sheikh Hasina to #POWER in Bangladesh.
Bangladeshi #Politics.
In 2024, Sheikh Hasina's government was overthrown in the so-called July Movement through the meticulously designed plan of the #JoeBiden government of the #USA.
Now, all the #people of #Bangladesh want to bring Sheikh Hasina back to POWER .
#Bangladesh
Questions are being raised by some over alleged U.S. influence in key international institutions.
Critics claim that recent developments surrounding Khalilur Rahman & speculation about Yunus deserve greater scrutiny.
World #leaders should remain vigilant and demand transparency.
The US, in order to subtly implement its own agenda in the world by succumbing to Iran, is trying to install Nobel thief & criminal Yunus as the next Secretary-General of the #UN.
If Yunus becomes the next #Secretary-General of the UN,
the #Middle East will face a threat.
Bangladeshis are already struggling with rising food, gas, and living costs. Now, electricity tariffs are set to increase by up to 20%, adding yet another burden on families and small businesses.
âWhere are we supposed to get this extra 20 percent from?â asks Tania Begum, a middle-class resident of Dhaka whose monthly electricity bill is expected to rise by hundreds of taka.
Experts warn that higher power costs will push up production expenses, fuel inflation, and make daily life even harder for ordinary citizens.
When electricity gets more expensive, the cost is ultimately paid by everyone.
#Bangladesh #ElectricityPriceHike #CostOfLiving #Inflation #EnergyCrisisâŠ
Rights Group Raises Alarm Over Detention of 49 Individuals, Including 17 Children in Bangladesh
The International League Against Arbitrary Detention (ILAAD), alongside JusticeMakers Bangladesh in France (JMBF), has alerted the United Nations over the reported arbitrary detention of 49 individuals, including 17 children, following a political rally in Bangladesh.
ILAAD and JMBF argue that the arrests raise serious concerns regarding due process, freedom of assembly, and the protection of children's rights under international law. The organizations have called for urgent international attention and an independent review of the case.
The incident has reignited debate over mass arrests in politically sensitive contexts, with human rights advocates urging transparency, legal safeguards, and independent oversight.
đš 49 individuals reportedly detained
đš 17 children among those held
đš UN urged to examine the case
Read âĄī¸ https://t.co/n9hDYTHKwI
#Bangladesh #BangladeshCrisis
Bangladesh: Killing of Local Political Activist Raises Serious Human Rights Concerns
The killing of a local political activist in Jashore has renewed concerns about political violence, impunity, and the protection of fundamental human rights in Bangladesh.
Jewel Rana, a member of the Patibila Union Youth League, died on 11 June after being severely injured in an attack in Chowgacha Upazila, according to police and hospital officials. Family members have accused local activists associated with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) of carrying out the assault, while police say preliminary investigations suggest the incident stemmed from a political dispute.
Regardless of political affiliation, the right to life is a fundamental human right protected under both Bangladeshâs Constitution and international human rights law. The brutal nature of the attack, as described by witnesses and relatives, underscores the urgent need for a thorough, impartial, and transparent investigation.
Human rights principles require that allegations of politically motivated violence be investigated without bias and that all suspects be afforded due process under the law. At the same time, victims and their families are entitled to justice, truth, and effective remedies.
The incident has also drawn attention to broader concerns about retaliatory violence following political transitions. Human rights advocates have repeatedly warned that cycles of revenge, intimidation, and politically motivated attacks undermine the rule of law and contribute to a climate of fear within communities.
Particularly troubling are allegations made by the victimâs family regarding the treatment of Jewel Rana during the attack. Family members claim he was denied assistance while seriously injured and that his wife was assaulted while attempting to protect him. These allegations have not been independently verified, but if substantiated, they would represent grave violations of human dignity and basic humanitarian standards.
The case highlights the importance of ensuring equal protection under the law for all citizens, irrespective of their political beliefs or affiliations. Human rights organizations have long maintained that political differences must never be settled through violence.
Authorities have stated that several individuals have been questioned and that efforts are ongoing to arrest those responsible. Human rights observers will likely monitor whether the investigation is conducted independently and whether those found responsible are held accountable through legal processes.
As Bangladesh continues to navigate political tensions, this case serves as a reminder that justice, accountability, and respect for human rights remain essential to preventing further violence and protecting democratic values. The protection of life, security, and political freedoms must apply equally to every citizen, regardless of party affiliation.
#Bangladesh
The dream remained a dream.
1st stage,
Khalil Ur was elected president to run the UN General #Assembly session for 1 year as part of the #USA agenda.
2nd stage,
Yunus sent Khalil Ur to #China & #Russia to become the #UN Secretary General.
But in the end, the result was 00.
USA spy #terrorist, fascist Yunus is running around the courts of world #leaders to become the Secretary General of the @UN.
If Yunus becomes the Secretary General of the @UN,
The USA will break #China, #India & #Russia into pieces.
SO, #World leaders, be alert.